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Congress grapples with estate tax reform (access required)
With time running out, lawmakers and business groups urge repeal

By: Kimberly Atkins
Staff writer
Published: November 9, 2009

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WASHINGTON - Lawmakers have known it was coming since a temporary scheme was enacted in 2001: without congressional action, the estate tax will be repealed for a year in 2010 and then reset at the highest rates in a decade. But just months before the yearlong repeal is set to begin, lawmakers have yet to pass an estate law reform package.
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